Bryan Kohberger seen with wound on his hand in selfies after murders

(NewsNation) — NewsNation has obtained never-before-seen images of Bryan Kohberger after the 2022 murders of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin.

A wound on Kohberger's ring finger is visible in some images, potentially from the victims' fighting back before they were murdered Nov. 13, 2022.

Kohberger was seen emotionless in the majority of the selfies, with some others taken while he was shirtless and flexing.

Bryan Kohberger stalked other women

According to Idaho State Police reports cited by People, Kohberger stalked two female undergraduate students at Washington State University, where the convicted killer was a teaching assistant.

Two women told police they were suspicious of Kohberger stalking them before the 2022 murders. The women told Idaho State Police that Kohberger would visit their place of work "daily."

This extended to home visits, with one woman noting that in August or September of 2022, months before the murders, "someone knocked on her window" as she was changing while home alone.

Once her husband was called, the man ran away. But that did not stop it from occurring again.

"Another time, after she had started working she heard someone moving around on her porch at approximately 7:00 in the evening. Her husband came home again and saw a white car leaving the area," the report read.

The woman also added that Kohberger asked for her by name when she was "certain she never told Kohberger her name," and knew her work hours, even making remarks about them.

The other female worked in the criminology department at Washington State with Kohberger and denied his advances, but he still sought her out "almost daily" at work.

She told police of a night when she worked late and saw the murderer walking outside as she locked up.

"Kohberger made eye contact with her when she looked out, which seemed strange because you would have to be looking directly at the window where she worked to make eye contact," the report read.

A neighbor told the woman they "saw someone very close outside her window and to make sure to lock the door."